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Get ready for Ruoff to be closed. It happens every time you build homes in the suburbs this close to a venue: people buy the property knowing full well there’s a concert venue then complain about the noise and eventually the city caves and closes the venue via noise ordinance.
Nicholas F: All too true. These new residents will be first to complain when an encore from a great concert goes 5 min past 11 pm, or about traffic concerts bring, or “bad element” of excited concert-goers who’ve been known to hang out for an hr or so afterwards, blasting music by that night’s performer. Like living near an airport–what did you expect??
Someone needs to review and edit your content. This article is posted twice but headline for # 2 is totally unrelated. Step it up IBJ!
IBJ, you guys have been doing this a long time and this isnt the first time this has happened … please, when you do a piece on a new development etc., post a locator graphic or GIS pic so readers know what and where you are talking about. Thank you!
It will be interesting to see the projections for the number of new kids this will add to the HSE School District.
How much extra do we have to pay for a visual to go along with this next time?
The property was up for sale about a decade ago and had no takers. All indications are that Live Nation isn’t interested in selling, given its high asking price the last time it was up for sale. It’s in their top 5 grossing amphitheaters, so it makes lots of money for them.
If this development gets built, I doubt it will have an impact on the venue. Much like the age-old airport argument- you knew you were moving near an airport, so don’t complain about the noise. Traffic around there has vastly improved since 146th was widened, so for the 20-25 shows a year between 5-8 and again from 11-12:30, it shouldn’t be a big issue.
Gemini in Columbus used to be a great venue too. Then they built new developments, people complained, noise ordinances were passed making concert basically impractical and it closed. This WILL happen to Ruoff. Your comment assumes people are smart…